Denise Ng of ImagoImage is a stylist, image consultant and personal branding specialist. Truly international, New Zealander Denise has lived in many parts of the world and offers a uniquely global and sophisticated Asian-Western aesthetic to style and image. Formally trained in colour, style and personal image by pioneer image masters in England and the United States, Denise styles and advises private clientele ranging from beauty queens to CEOs. Seen traveling extensively to corners of the world, Denise has styled leading beauty contestants such as the Mrs Singapore Universe 2015 in Belarus. She also works with fashion houses such as Hugo Boss and CH Carolina Herrera. She teaches the art of styling to fashion-related companies in eyewear, jewellery, tailoring and luxury concierge services. As an image trainer, she also trains corporate groups in professional grooming on a regular basis.

This is how Denise thinks of art:"My love of color, art and natural beauty gives me the inspiration to create great makeup looks for everyone. I love to have fun with my clients and strive to provide the most comfortable atmosphere while we get you all dolled up for your big day."

Denise has been a makeup artist for 16 years now working with top brands in the cosmetic industry. She has worked along side some of the finest artist, including the late Ross Burton of the Oprah Winfrey show and countless National Artists with Chanel and Lancome. She served as Chanel Business Manager at Saks Fifth Avenue for 7years receiving awards such as Make Up Artist of the Year, Business Manager of the Year and Saks Service Star of the Year.

As for fashion styling, Denise believes: “Many people think they are style challenged but once guided, they say “Hey...I’ve always liked that colour but didn’t dare to wear it” or “Actually, I’ve got a lot of that neckline in my wardrobe” We all know when something makes us look ‘fat’ or brightens our face. 90% of the time you’ve nailed it when your heart says “I LOVE it!”. My counsel is have the confidence to go with your instincts and be wary of friendly advice. More often than not, others’ views on style are based on their own body design.”